Cooper, Gary: Most Commercial Films–Sergeant York, For Whom the Bell Tolls

Gary Cooper’s six most commercial films, in chronological order:

Albee, Edward: Playwright of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Dies at 88 (LGBTQ, Gay)

Edward Albee, playwright best known for his 1962 play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? died Friday at his home in Montauk, Long Island. He was 88.

Movie Stars: Novak, Kim–World’s Most Popular Actress, 1956-1958

In 1956, Novak became the No. 1 box  office star in the world, and held that position for three solid years of  outstanding filmmaking.

Age, Achievement, and Creativity in Hollywood, Actors–Oscar Winners Michael Douglas, Shelley Winters

After 50, you may as well commit suicide in Hollywood–Shelley Winters, two-time Oscar winner

Gay Actors: American, British, and Others

British Actors (some came out rather late, in alphabetical order) Bates, Alan Bogart, Dirk Gielgud, John Harvey, Laurence Guinness, Alex McKellen, Ian Olivier, Laurence Redgrave, Michael Webb, Clifton   Hollywood Actors (in alphabetical order) Burr, Raymond Hudson, Rock Hunter, Tab McDowall, Roddy Mineo, Sal Preston, Robert Price, Vincent Sanders, George Webb, Clifton Share this: